Located at the same campus are Indanan Nationa High School - Timbangan Annex headed by Secondary School Principal, Tony K. Asanji and Timbangan Elementary School headed by TIC Masdida M. Sarabi. Total land area of the school campus is about one hectar where the Sulu Provincial Government was committed to construct concrete panel around it.
After some couple of months, official turn-over was done by Hon. Abdusakur "Totoh" A. Tan II, Sulu Provincial Governor and accepted by Dr. Tim J. Undain-arbison, Schools Division Superintendent last June 24, 2014 at around 8:30 A.M. This momentous event was gracefully prepared with lot of plastic chairs, tent, generator and other multimedia facilities of the Sulu Provincial Government. It was witnessed by the presence of Indanan South District In-Charge, Education Program Supervisors and some coordinators of DepED-Sulu division. Likewise, Several mayors and other LGU officials were in the scene. Crowd of parents, teachers, students, pupils and other stakeholders of Timbangan schools were in audience of the turn-over ceremony which was started with the Cutting of Ribbon in the gate and continued in the Gem Multi-Purpose of Timbangan ES.
In his turn-over message, Totoh uttered, "In jimatu ha adlaw ini bukun pa final. Panagnaan hadja ini. In agi ku kan Ma'am Tim, saddiya in Provincial Government tumabang ha DepED ha unu-unu hadja parkala' hikarayaw sin pag-iskul sin kabataan ha Lupah Sug." Governor Totoh aslo expressed his certainty on the effect of school panel project over increase enrollment in both secondary and elementary level. "Maray', Sir, Ma'am, tima-ud in mga bata' iskul niyu nag-school di pasal sin limingkat na in ad sin iskul niyu", sugpat pa sin Sulu Provincial Governor.
In her acceptance message, Dr. Tim J. Undain-arbison also inserted some words of commitment. "The school managers, teachers and I would like to express our commitment and sincerity to help Sulu Provincial Government in all efforts for the development of Sulu province" said by the Schools Division Superintendent.
Also encoded in the program of turn-over ceremony was the word of commitment to be given by the District In-Charge of Indanan South District in the person of Samoore S. Ladjahali, Principal - I.
"Bunnal sa yadtu in agi sin Sulu Governor, hi Sir Totoh Tan sin bukun pa final in mga jimatu adlaw ini karnah in district office natu' ha umbul duwa bakas piyarahan sin Sulu Provincial Government team from the Office of the Provincial Engineer ha pag-uhanan hi Sir Baih supaya maliling bang unu in kagunahan in hinangun ha pagdayaw sin district office. Alhamdulillah, in decision sin team subay kunu' reconstruction" suy-suy sin District In-Charge. DIC Ladjahali also mentioned the construction of public market in Timbangan constructed by the Sulu Provincial Government. Along his Words of Commitment are as follows:
"In the name of Indanan South District school administrators, teachers, students, pupils, parents and other stakeholders, janji' in kitaniyu sin kusugun natu' in pag-implement sin newly-prescribed K to 12 Basic Education Curriculum ha ka-iskul iskulan natu'. Damikkiyan isab in kamu mga parents, dugangi niyu in waktu sin kamu mag-usaha hipagbaranja' niyu ha mga pag-school sin niyu."
After some couple of months, official turn-over was done by Hon. Abdusakur "Totoh" A. Tan II, Sulu Provincial Governor and accepted by Dr. Tim J. Undain-arbison, Schools Division Superintendent last June 24, 2014 at around 8:30 A.M. This momentous event was gracefully prepared with lot of plastic chairs, tent, generator and other multimedia facilities of the Sulu Provincial Government. It was witnessed by the presence of Indanan South District In-Charge, Education Program Supervisors and some coordinators of DepED-Sulu division. Likewise, Several mayors and other LGU officials were in the scene. Crowd of parents, teachers, students, pupils and other stakeholders of Timbangan schools were in audience of the turn-over ceremony which was started with the Cutting of Ribbon in the gate and continued in the Gem Multi-Purpose of Timbangan ES.
In his turn-over message, Totoh uttered, "In jimatu ha adlaw ini bukun pa final. Panagnaan hadja ini. In agi ku kan Ma'am Tim, saddiya in Provincial Government tumabang ha DepED ha unu-unu hadja parkala' hikarayaw sin pag-iskul sin kabataan ha Lupah Sug." Governor Totoh aslo expressed his certainty on the effect of school panel project over increase enrollment in both secondary and elementary level. "Maray', Sir, Ma'am, tima-ud in mga bata' iskul niyu nag-school di pasal sin limingkat na in ad sin iskul niyu", sugpat pa sin Sulu Provincial Governor.
In her acceptance message, Dr. Tim J. Undain-arbison also inserted some words of commitment. "The school managers, teachers and I would like to express our commitment and sincerity to help Sulu Provincial Government in all efforts for the development of Sulu province" said by the Schools Division Superintendent.
Also encoded in the program of turn-over ceremony was the word of commitment to be given by the District In-Charge of Indanan South District in the person of Samoore S. Ladjahali, Principal - I.
"Bunnal sa yadtu in agi sin Sulu Governor, hi Sir Totoh Tan sin bukun pa final in mga jimatu adlaw ini karnah in district office natu' ha umbul duwa bakas piyarahan sin Sulu Provincial Government team from the Office of the Provincial Engineer ha pag-uhanan hi Sir Baih supaya maliling bang unu in kagunahan in hinangun ha pagdayaw sin district office. Alhamdulillah, in decision sin team subay kunu' reconstruction" suy-suy sin District In-Charge. DIC Ladjahali also mentioned the construction of public market in Timbangan constructed by the Sulu Provincial Government. Along his Words of Commitment are as follows:
"In the name of Indanan South District school administrators, teachers, students, pupils, parents and other stakeholders, janji' in kitaniyu sin kusugun natu' in pag-implement sin newly-prescribed K to 12 Basic Education Curriculum ha ka-iskul iskulan natu'. Damikkiyan isab in kamu mga parents, dugangi niyu in waktu sin kamu mag-usaha hipagbaranja' niyu ha mga pag-school sin niyu."
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